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Grabbed up some of the MF and was sent an extra pack of the puna black tar. Quick transaction, seeds were here in a few days. I haven't popped the MF yet, but put the PBT in a wet nap 2 days ago. 100% germination, and the pack of ten they sent was more like a pack of 14. Thanks guys.

I just finished a bowl of a 2 year aged dosi/mendo breath cross that we affectionately renamed "good night irene". She's a one hit pillow across your face, and as tasty as it was a year ago. In my humble opinion, the cure is everything, once you're on to solid genetics and aren't creating...

Not sure about the genetics, but they look great! Big ass leaves with a healthy curl,..you may want to take a cut or two....because you never know what you've got until she's in the jar. Oh, and I'd leave them alone. Maybe take some of the lowers...enough to make watering easier and to keep...

Start over.

Couple of pics I took today. Little background, I've been working with the same breeder for a few years now. And although we both live and grow in the same State, we're in completely different climates. She's humboldt/mendo and I'm sierra foothills. That being said, sometimes what does well...

I use cages in my outdoor setup until they get big enough to not be attractive to the deer and then pull them... If you just really wanted cages, I'd still go with the 4x4 instead of the 2x4 you've got. You can at least put your hand through the 4x4, I don't know how you'll work on, or water...

Actually there is. Phylos bioscience. I've been using them for the last 5 seasons. It's a genetic testing of the butter leaves, you take them off, smash them into the cards they send you, and send it in, then they email you the results, usually within just a few days. It's kind of pricey...

Yeah, I've been getting my seeds from a friend in Mendo for years, but she somehow must of forgotten to tell me about this particular strain. We were talking this off season and I mentioned to her that I was looking for an early finishing OG that was fire. I said I don't care about yield, or...

Yeah, I don't know what it is that gets inside the new grower. A couple of years back I had a young guy (he was probably 35-40) in the neighborhood that I helped with his first grow. I can't count the times he would send me an email about the newest bud builder or newest "miracle" nutrient...

Took a picture while cruising the garden a little while ago. This is an OG/Urkle cross that has had nothing but water since day one, she's been in the ground about a month. She was about 7" tall and was transplanted from a 3" pot on June 3rd. Zero nutrients.., water every day for the first...

That's a fact Ace, the most I ever learned about growing marijuana was a few years ago when I took a season off and just grew 2 little ones in the ground. They didn't get all the lavish shit I'd been sold before, they got water, they got some horseshit, they got water only when they needed...

Yeah, it's one thing to control height to a certain degree, and I've seen plants splayed out like huge starfish, but they took up a huge area and walking through and walking in that garden was a nightmare. I've got a couple I'm keeping the height down on now by supercropping it every week or...

You've got a sunny spot right behind that big bush, move them out of the shade and behind that bush. They look like they could use some sun or something. I would have said super crop them, but you've got like a 4 foot fence. Might wanna think about growing strawberries or something that...

They need to go a bit longer. A lot of farmers will talk about trichomes, clear vs. milky and they're right, they're a good gauge on where your plant is. I'm strictly an outdoor farmer and I look at the trichomes under magnification and through photos. I have also ended up waiting a little...

I wouldn't pull fan leaves cut anything because it just looks good, but I would play with super cropping that plant. Take the tallest shoots and super crop to get her to spread out and give some of the shoots down low some light, that thing will fill out. Just do one branch the first day, then...

That's pretty awful. You didn't say anything about what you've been doing or not been doing, but from the pics it looks like it's too far gone..at least for me. Even if you knew what you'd done wrong that plant won't recover for weeks. Start over.

Azomite is a great amendment you can water right in your soil, will give the soil a good dose of trace minerals. They look pretty good, and I would agree that new growth can come in lighter in color, but you've got a little yellowing on some of the larger leaves and that has me leaning...

These will be tight at season's end. Lemon Ghost OG saluting the sun. Has been in the ground since June 1, has had zero feedings. The plant is healthy and growing, so I just leave her alone,it's been in the mid 90's to low 100's, but they easily now go 3 full days between watering...It all...

This is a topside picture taken just before 6am I'm a small farmer these days, and although it's legal here and I've got a medical card that allows 99 plants, I have a total of 12 on our 2.5 acres. Old habits die hard, and I still like putting plants in a row, in the ground to look like a...

Yeah, like I mentioned, we're in completely different climates, the best thing a farmer can do is be in his garden. I don't know what kind of soil you have out there, but here, it's rock and clay and hot AF damn near all summer long. Spacing is important, you don't want them tight, I'll take...